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Nearly complete what an effort 130cm x 45cm. Need suggestions for the grout colour. Black , soft or dark grey ???

If Catania was the scary place to be, Taormina was the complete opposite. A small, affluent town and as the taxi drivers told us, very safe ...

Untitled (vase)

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A hand decorated Japanese Imari porcelain dish from the Meiji Period. It has a scalloped edge and a gray clay cast to the glaze. The colours are a dark blue with a iron red, orange and green. On the center of the inside of the bowl, there’s a painted vase with orange flowers and sprigs.

 

Circa 1900

 

Diameter: 21.5cm

Ceramic Pot by H. GEN KOZURU

作:高鶴元 藁釉縞壺

撮影:河野利彦(福岡県・直方谷尾美術館「伝統を越えて」展・出品作 2003)

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Zenit-11, Jupiter-9, Kodak 160nc

The holes help to cool the handle. Works ok but have improved designs coming soon!

Blue ceramic tiles in the Fortaleza de Sao Miguel (1576) in Luanda relate the history of Angola,

Ceramic pottery 5" x 5" pitcher from the mid 1900"s. Tag on bottom - "UCTCI" and smaller "JAPAN". Thrift store find. May 2012.

Inv.nr: OBM/FSA1482

Protokolnr: FSA1482

Genstand: Lerkar, urne

Materiale: Keramik/oldtid

Fundsted: Nybøllegård

Sogn: Hillerslev

Dato/år: 00-08-1918

Giver/sælger: Proprietær Henry Smidt, Espe

Litteratur: Albrectsen 1956 nr. 85

 

Se mere på museum.odense.dk

 

Temmoku & Tomato

Wheel Thrown stoneware teabowl

Reduction fired cone 10

Not sure where this little figure came from. He is cute though.

Clay by unknown craftsman

My very first piece made at pottery class using the coiling method. And it's one of my favourite pieces to date :o)

First I made digital collage, and printed out same size with the physical plate. Then pierced small holes on out-lines for tracing.

 

Hand-painted ceramic bowls at a street market in Marrakech, Morocco.

i saw this at the arts walk. thought it rad

My friend said these look like stacked up tires.

Ceramic Pot by H. GEN KOZURU

作:高鶴元 緑釉壺

撮影:河野利彦(福岡県・直方谷尾美術館「伝統を越えて」展・出品作 2003)

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Soul Urn Decorated with Seated Buddha Figures (Western Jin Dynasty, late 3rd century).

 

Seen at the Baltimore Museum of Art.

 

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In a village in Moldova every year there is a fair of pottery and potters. They do some great things from clay: dishes, toys.

Blue & white transfer painted English Staffordshire pitcher, c.1820-1840. Floral basket, leather box, an urn with flowers all on a stippled background. Floral band inside and out at neck and applied handle. Bottom is badly cracked and mended. 8 5/8" tall, 9 1/2" diameter (4 3/4" dia. at base). Unmarked.

Donated by Mrs. Elizabeth Golden.

ACC# 74.187

See other porcelain items in the MHS collection at flic.kr/s/aHskyoEXzH. (Photo credit - Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)

This one has a sad story to it. I had used coils to create a flower on the front but while sandpapering the piece before glazing, I was a lil gungho and broke the flower. So had to sand that part down and it's just a boring container :o(

Sitting on a shelf in our kitchen

At the National Museum of Scotland

Title: The Elizabeth [Ann] Swift Cronin Collection

Artist/Maker: Unknown

Place Made: China

Date Made: Ming dynasty; ca. 1368-1644

Medium: ceramic; porcelain

Measurements: Various sizes

Credit Line: Gift of Paul D. Cronin in honor of Elizabeth Ann Swift Cronin, Foreign Service Officer

Collection: The Diplomatic Reception Rooms, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.

Accession No: RR-2011.0011.1-.4

 

I threw this pot on my wheel, altered the shape and added a hammered metal texture to the eintire outside surface of the pot. First in hammered metal series. One of a kind!

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